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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06
Nmusemenis.

Amnsemenla.
A -NEW-YORK HORTICULTURAL So
~ CIETY's ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF
CHRYSANTHEMUMS
and s..,... an. FRIDAY
AT re s Sf = =, T; ' 4s3r &
ACADEMY oFMus s,It ;. 14'h:st ;, Irrying-pl
and cnAS 70 nix i Fs s5STaIiS OCCASION
OAK" Reserve. sTS' SEAT. SOC 80 pA ana s 81
NoTEon Election Night the latest returns will be an
nounced from the stage as soon as received
A MEXICAN CONCERTS. - CHICKERING
FRANK VAN DER srUCKEN
ys G2nesgi sra,!yo, 'ro: II works
sisted by he ponIncnt sooi,t grand ,rchssr and
lknown CHORAL organization, OF Nsw-York Broo-yn'
TUESDAY. Nov. Is, Thur,l,y. Xoy Il;
Tuesday attsTaes S.@ %o '. y. at o'clock
Subscription tcke for te I've concerts
FIVE b0LLhhs.s - , I've DOLLARS.
Fox sfice opeH daily at chckerins Hall.
RROOKLYN PHILHARMONIC.
THEODORE THOMAS u onN9oN Conductor
solol., M GG.P mELfS e M HasfG
s sra on. i a% 0ipica
Overture Hustz.a
vorspcl. Mestcr,ngcr Wagner
Admission Concert 81 rehearsal. u cents
ct.t, sTt r,,s.yo .ea' a l72 MonIagsesr coy
EIGiT b6IGARs;' ''' '''''' ''''
RJOU OPERA HOUSE. BURLESQUE.
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EXTRA MATINEE ELECTION DAY
EVERY EVENING AT SHARP
AATlMHf TtnEEPt sNH fsFHHRtI AT
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IN \ GRAND rnoDUcTIoY OF THE aapEcTAcULAR
orEHArGc BURLEsQUE. THE
CORSAIR.
CORSAIR.
WITH IT'S GORGEOUS ATTRACTIONS.
CASINO. Broadway aud 39th-st.
Evenings at ) MATINEE saturday at2
SUCCESS GREATER THAN EVER.
STANDING ROOM ONLY.
TOMORROW MONDAY EVENING. nov 7.
SOUVENIR AND GALA NIGHT AND
Representation Of tho SPARKLING COMIC OPERA. THE
MARQUIS
RECEIVED WITH RoAES or laughter
Grcat CAT! Magnificent costG@cs scenery &c;
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CTOCKl OILERS Pmterre Boxes and best
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Pixley.
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Tonight.
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Admission zoe. Reserved ,ea,s. 23c. extra
tIARRlGAN'> PARK THEATRE
ibpW y AHh'o ~ riGn nu.ssr
CoKDELIA's ASPIRATIONS.
EDWARD HARRIGAN
DAVE nR RAin aa' ASD is r6fuLAt 3RciEsraA
srrci '.h M i'1sI Sii' fr2cTIoS DAY
I CHARLES HARRISON. NJ. d.,
MonIcKhnrIGG iiHIi, Solt rhgrsIayats
eases Of TSaca eirenc"y b. Als&i soN DISEASES
! oar, a. m TO m and 10 10 p NJ consnation
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l. ductlOu "S!a metits .ud
TIE WIFE. few defects "-Nord
d" Tho Wife decided sue
THE WIFE. Cess"-ileIlld.
I YCEUM THEATRE. 4th-ave and 2}d-st
IL DANIEL FRonNAN. ~MAuAscT
BRILLIANT SUCCESS OF THE INV COMEDY
Characters by Herbert Kelley Henry
Nill-r. " J ioMO, Ne. Ch4s N a.'Ot
Nelson Mhestcroft. Chas Dick son.
TIE WEE Grace ieudsr .un.
-" w. 80 Iousc Dillon Mrs. WacOt, Mrs.
Mhifeu VIDA roll; NC.
Matlnrea
SATt KDAlS.
MADISON SoIARE THEATRE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06
Hrooklpn properip Ga Bale an0 90 Eet

FOR SALE CHEAP.-Fifth- ave-, near Pros
poet, Brooklyn Threc.sCry brick store property well
rented good order.
RULAND& WHITING. . Beekman-st
FOR SALE.-In the Goth Ward of Brooklyn,
10 acres garden land; milo from elevated railroad APP
ply to A. NJ. SUDAN. 463 Evergreen-avo
81 FIRST PLACE.-TO let, partially fur
nshod. for three private family ohly
the fine three story hghstooo brOwnstoao house No II
place. Clinton and Henry IA rooms For
and PERMIT apply toJ. d. H. BERGEN. SO7 CouTts'
Brooklyn.
= O00 BROOKLYN Homes, hcalthIest city.
~J>'OV -Houses steres tepements: circulars free
WILLIAM II. GRACE Willoughby and Jay-sts.. Brookya
Open election day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06

LANES l.. WELLS, AuctiOneer.
Executors estate of Caroline knoeppel lIaysr de
ceased THURSDAY. Novemher 10 al Reat Estate
Exchange and Auction Room 80 10 80 Liberty-st
CHOICE Esd WARD INVESTMENTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06
NonTH CAROLINA CERTIFICATES.

Notice hereby that ho fs"i North c-ro" $40
ria, Ia Rand. desiring TO deposit tIo.r bombs undot TIC
,rrrenept OF .-fh Of Juno 1851 so OF before j,
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-11-03
German Citizens DiSfrall-
ChiSed!

The Republican registration board of To-
ledo has so ruled that hundreds of German
citizens of Toledo are disfranchised. Many
of these citizens have been voters in that
place for twenty years, but that goes for
naught with an arbitrary Republican board,
and because these German citizens could not
show their papers, which are mislaid or lost,
they are disfranchised. We always thought
Republicans hated our foreign German
friends and citizens, now we are confident of
it. They hate them as they would snakes,
and they believe they have no business in
this country, or if they are to reside here
they should be DISTINGUISHED from having
voice in the ruling of the country, even if they
do renounce all allegiance to any foreign
power or potentate! Our German citizens
should resent this insult, by going to the
polls next Tuesday and casting straight
ballot for the Democratic ticket, the party
which is the friend alike of all citizens of
this great and free country.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-11-03

W The attacks made by the Signal upon
Andy Saygers are all personal fings. Itdoes
not say our candidate is not qualified for the
position, but it gets down on all tours and
snarls out its venom upon Mr., Saygers,
swapping at his heels in a cowardly aud
malicious manner. Mr.. Saygers acts wise in
not noticing the personal fings at him, well
considering the source from with they flow.
Let them attack his character as citizen
and the whelps will hear from Andy, we will
bet new hat. Mr.. Saygers is an enterpris-
ing citizen. He is a successful saw-mill
man, and has been the means of bringing to
Napoleon the Britton oar factory, and his
purse is always open for any enterprise which
will improve the county seat and Henry
county. He is also one of the many Demo-
Gratis who in every campaign not only lends
his hands towards winning victory for his
party, but subscribes literally for campaign
purposes.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-11-03
Another ROOrback ExplO-
ded

The Republicans are circulating the
report that il Andy Saygers is elected
County Commissioner he will furnish
the county with all the lumber used.
To show how idle such talk is we have
only to refer intelligent minds to the
following section Of the revised statutes:
Sec. s56. No commissioner shall,
directly or indirectly, be concerned in
any contract for work to be done, or
material to be furnished, for the coun-
ty, under the penalty of not exceeding
two thousand nor less than two hun
dred dollars, to be recovered by civil
action in the name of the state for the
use ofthe county; and such commits
sioner shall, moreover, forfeit any
compensation he was to receive on such
contract, anything in the same to the
contrary Notwithstanding. [5Iv. AZ,
s14.l
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-11-03

Before our paper was! yet dry from
the press, Mr.. Daniel Hartnett came
forward like the true Democrat he is
and withdrew his name from the coun-
ty ticket, for the welfare of the Demo-
cratic organization and to baulk the
dirty scoundrels who have so unmer-
cifully bounded him since his nomina-
ton in the spring. We admire Mr..
Hartnett for his sterling Democracy
and his manliness in thus relieving the
organization from embarrassment. -
Now let every Democrat come up as
true as Mr.. Hartnett has done, and give
their hearty support to the mar who
has been placed upon the ticket in his
stead.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-11-03
PRISON CONTRART LABOR.
REPUBLIcANlSM IN THE OHIO
PENITENTIARY.
Violation OF Statute Law for the Purpose
or Bringing the COnvicts into COM
petition with Honest Work.
ingmen.

The working men of Ohio remember
we'll the campaign of 1888 when in re-
sponse to the appeals of the laboring
classes both parties declared in favor OF
the abolishment OF the contract system
OF employing convict labor.
The democratic party was successful
in that campaign, and as fast as exist
ing contracts expired the convicts were
put 10 work on the piece price, state
account plan, or remained idle.
When the present republican ad-
ministration got control OF the peniten-
tiary they saw that it was impossible to
place the institution on paying basis
except by returning to the old contract
system.
In order to do this the revised stat
utes of the State of Ohio were ignored,
and prisoners let on contracts that do
not expire until 1891 all this was done
in direct violation OF law.
There is no doubt but what the con-
Wet labor in the penitentiary when it
is concentrated on a few industries as it
now is, and let on contract, works untold
injuries to the working classes.
1t is we'll known III an cannot
be Il .t,io.l, that the ) J convi IS .
ploy At in making hollow ware in tn 4.
. 10 Peni rntiary hav' comflet y
ru n,I tht in iustry i'll this st t ) an
reduced the wages oil the men np oye |
in the only remaining shop on an aver
age q pr cent.
The ito low-ware factory in Columbus,
and til two in Cincinnati, were driven
to tll wall by convict labor, AMI the
employees compelled to either leave the
Stat or seek employment in other in
dustri.S.
I'll rictory at Medina is the only one
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-11-03
FOkAKER'S FRAUDULENT
FIGURES.
How the Governor Of a Great State
Juggles with Official Statistics.
His Schemes to 1podwlnk an Unsuspect.
ing Public.


History cannot show a more shame.
lessly dishonest canvass than Gov. For.
aker has conducted since the day he
made his speech accepting the renomin-
alton at Toledo until the present mo-
ment. :.
There is no duplicity, no trickery, no
dissimulation, no Justification, which he
has hesitated to employ, in order, if
possible, to blind and hoodwink the
people. =
He knows that his administration has
been wantonly and wickedly wasteful
and yet he lauds it as economical. In
order to make 1t appear economical, he
unhesitatingly falsiies the public rec
ords and makes parade Of alleged Off
cial statistics, which he knows are a de-
lusion and fraud.
To pursue him into oil the sinuosities
o. his or mke.ln.,sa woal ~. ,,iye j W.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-11-03
Napoleon, o., Nov. 3, 1887.

To the Democracy of Henry County, Ohio:
By reason of Daniel Hartnett with
drawing from the County ticket as a
candidate for the Office of Count y
Auditor, it has become the duty of the
Executive Committee of Henry County
to fill the vacancy on the ticket for said
Office.
The Committee, after mature con-
sideration, with view of making q
selection for said Office satisfactory to
all Democrats, has selected A. E. Maer-
ker as the candidate for County Audi
tor.
Hoping the selection will be entirely
satisfactory to the Democracy of "Lit-
tie Henry" who have so faithfully and
earnestly battled for so many years of
Republican rule and ruin, will accept
the man whom we have selected, and
that he will receive the unanimous sup
port of the whole party.
DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE Com.
Napoleon, O., Nov. 8, 1887.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-11-03
Don't Trade!

We have reliable information that the Re-
publicans in some portions of the county are
trying to trade off Foraker for vote for
their nominee for County Auditor. Demo-
Gratis, don't be caught by chaff of that kind.
There are hundreds of Republicans who will
not vote for Foraker for good reasons, and
it is not necessary to sacrifice any of your
county ticket to gain vote against tax
increaser Foraker. Don't trade under any
circumstances. Vote a clean. Democratic
ticket.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-11-03

Gus state institutions met as usual on
the 18th OF this month, ami W, cn or
two exceptions, the y eitrr al t. | ~
for money Until II Xt mon'' -.
election. Of course the day o ptrn,n'
is only defer red and the dent " II A,r't
mn ate, but the Republican tr,ls.,.
acting under Mr.. Forakers ,lirrrt AZ
specific direction, have purlnS iy {
about 10 deceive til p ople h"
But the deception does nos i t',w y,
the put lIr institutions. The gl>l,,nr
appropriated near,v 500 q i,r runu
ments for the battle field ai 1T :
burg. The contract tor the moiln
ments is luily exccnted an -, u il,
due upon the S me. The Law author
ing the con act created co., ms OIL
CONSISTING oi the secretary o. SIT to.
auditor OF state AMI the a tiutanr y u
cral. Two are Republican, nj l .
other is a Democrat. The state tire rnr
is SO nearly depleted that the ~p II
cans are ;iranl to pay this hnl.,s
contrace Il debt, and the n.onu II
coptrit tor cannot obtain his mon
The aud tor of state cer,itie tuth.u :,
but the al utan general re H., $ to 10
so al PrMn, an Secretary m Il t..
Robinson is purposely away trom t..c
safe to avoid acting IN the pr. i, s.
The treasury OF Ohio is il i.I.ity
bankrupt.
Between the present time and the
10th OF December over $500 % will n-
required, an to pay, the same th,ra is
only :! 2,'Uu in the vaults.
The lcp,t ton OF the treasury is due
to Repnili AN extravaganza, an when
Gov. Foraker publicly cxto Is his adj
ministration upon its financial re, ord
he ialsities laets, and purposely con.
reals the true state OF affairs that exists
to-day. 1atetlo Bee.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-11-03
Withdrawal Of
Mr.. Har,tnett.
DR.. Maerker Placed Upon
the Ticket.
A MOST WORTHY SELECTION.

The following correspondence ex-
plains itself:
To the Democratic Executive COMMITTEES, Henry
Co., Ohio:
GENTLEMEN:-Being satisfied that
my election is endangered through the
outrageous campaign lies which the
Republicans, assisted by certain parties
claiming to be Democrats, are circu-
Iating against me, have come to the
conclusion, after mature delibe ration,
TO relieve the Democratic party from
embarrassment, and avoid the danger
OF placing bitter Republican partial n
in the Auditors office, by withdrawing
my name from your ticket, allowing
you to substitute some other Democrat
whose election is certain, and hereby
pledge myself as q Democrat to give
him my most hearty support. Hoping
for complete Democratic success, am,
gentlemen,
Yours Fraternally,
D. HARTNETT.
Napoleon, O., Nov. 3, 1887.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-11-03
The State Of Ohio Practically
Bankrupt.
Bills Of State Institutions Ordered
Held Back Until After The
Election.
A Reckless Republican Admin
istratIon has Brought the
State to the Verge
OF Ruin.
The Real Reason why Foraker Wants
to Screw More Taxes Out
OF the Farmers.

The Republicans of Ohio have con-
Quoted the present campaign upon the
most audacious pretensions. The claim
has been made by Gov. Foraker and
by every satellite revolving about him
and his insults, that the finances of
Ohio have been placed upon a sound
basis by the Republican administration.
OF which he is the head. Now this is
false, a fabrication pure and simple.
The Republican administration of Gov.
Foraker not only made extravagant
appropriations but was obliged to bor-
row millions of dollars to keep the
treasury floating.
The treasury would have been COM
pleteIy bankrupt last June if the audi
tor OF state, Emil Kiesewetter, had not
drawn upon the county treasurers in
anticipation OF the August settlement.
And even after full and complete settle
ment had been made with each county
in this state, the balance sheet, which
should show enough money to run the
state until December 20, indicated bare
ly enough money in the treasury to run
the state until October l.. Here was a
dilemma for the Republican managers.
campaign was in progress which
would test the honesty of Republican
statements, and the people must be
dealt with to best subserve the pur-
poses of the Republican manipulators
of public finances. Now, what have
they done?
They hare stopped paying.
They hare gono in debt
Theg hare compelled merchants and
contractors TO carry The state Until after
election.
1t is customary for the trustees of the
various state institutions to meet on
the 18th of each month and make re-
QUESTIONS for the months supplies.
They purposely avoided drawing upon
the state treasurer this month. Last
year between tina 10th OF October and
the 1st OF November the various in
stitutons drew from the state treasury
about SlS0,000. The demands this wear
are fully as much. But last Saturday
the total cash in the state treasury was
only So, los. Ii the state institutions
had made acquisitions the treasury
would have been bankrupt and state
warrants to the amount oil nearly Slt0,-
600 would have gone to protest. How
was it avoided? As the Bee says above,
by REFUSING 10 pay bills.
The Republican trustees of the vari-
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-11-03
Bring In the Returns.

We respectfully ask that our Democratic
friends in the different voting precincts bring
in the returns as soon as the result is known.
Don't trust to your memory, but take ticket
and place opposite each name the number of
votes it received. Do this and hand it to the
editor of the NORTHWEST, and receive our
thanks, and at the same time do favor for
its readers.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-11-03
Next Tuesday.

Remember the election is next Tuesday.
See to it that EVERY DEMOCRATIC VOTE
is POLLED! Let none be left at home
This election is the most important one to
the Farmers of the State which has ever been
held! Foraker is the Lawyer of several rich
corporations, and he wants to relieve them
by placing additional burdens upon the
Farmers.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-11-03

The following information relating to pat
ents granted by the United States patent Of
fee, for the week ending Oct. 25th, 1887, as
compiled from the official records by the
Howard Bros, solicitors of patents, cor. 7th
and E SITS. n. W., Washington, d. c.:
Total granted to citizens of the U. s.:
Patents and designs. s.....................3 388
Trademarks and labels. els................. 81
Total granted to citizens of foreign coun-
tries:
Patents and designs. ..................... 20
Trademarks and labels. eis........... 1
To residents of the State of Ohio:
"A. Il. Ballantine, Cleveland, lubricator.
A l.. Ballantine, Cleveland, tobacco pack.
age.
j. D. Barber, Cleveland, feed-trough.
John Carmody, Springfield, swing.
p. F. Chambard, Fayette, hay-sling.
j. A. Cooper, Lima, metallic fence.
h. s. Craig, Cincinnati, bait and fish buck
ct.
j. E. Darby and E. BlskesIee, Cleveland,
impregnating chamois-skin with rouge.
j. A. Davis, Springfield, chamber vessel.
j. g. Eddy, Fayett, ladder.
Washington Glass, New Athens, music
chart.
n. +. tray, Columbus, stretcnef frame.
Dietrich Grurn, Columbus, watch.
Charles Harmon, Tifin, rock or well drill
ing machine.
E. F. Hopkins, Oberlin. thill coupling.
s. G. Hutchinson, Columbus, pile.
w. M. Kinnard, Dayton, combined poll
book and tally
G. j. Kuehn, Delhi, fruit picker.
]. F. Lansing, Norwalk, ticket.
E. w. Murphy, Cincinnati. exercising ma
chine.
J. 'Nebergall and u. E. Schofeld, Waller,
tube expander.
VIM. Neracher, Cleveland. fire extinguish-
ing apparatus.
E. j. Olive, Springfield, pump-iack.
E. w. Poorman, Canton, earth and rock
drilling machine.
Michael Prechtel, Cleveland, tongue-sup-
port.
l.. r. Reichert, Delaware, dust-pan.
w. L. Rice, Columbus, string holder.
L. B. Robb, Cincinnati, commode.
II. G. Thacher and o. H. Breyman, Tole-
do, submerged sectional filter.
F. M. Watkins, Cincinnati, starching ma
chine.
W. G. Wells, Tifin, apparatus for raising
water.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-11-03
Look Out for Bogus Tick.
cts.

The Signal will try to counterfeit the
Democratic ticket this year, as it has in other
years, hoping to deceive some Democrats
into voting it. Democrats, be on your guard,
and dou't vote until you have examined your
ticket and read it from top to bottom, and
see that every Democratic candidate is on
IL
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-11-03

w The reason why the Signal is so bitter
against Mike Donnelly is because he is
working and talking for the whole Demo-
cratic ticket, and has brought to light many
of the Republican tricks and schemes in this
campaign. Mike asks odds of no one, and
the Signals dirty personal attacks upon him
have about as much weight as fly has upon
an elephant.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-11-03
The Right Word.

''If elected to the State Senate, Twill not
vote for a re-apprsisement of real estate be-
fore the regular decennial appraisement of
1890. believe the farmers of the State now
pay their full share of public burdens, and
would not add one dollar to It'll. G.
GRt scHNER.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-11-03
LuxAcy on the stump Is not calculat-

LuNAcy on the stump Is not calculat-
ed to create much enthusiasm among
over.taxed Ohio farmers. Foraker pro.
poses to re-value their farms, in order
to increase the revenues OF the State,
and thus repIenish the state treasury,
which has been bahkrup d by cor
rupt and wasteiul a,l.. .s.ration; and
when called to account l'r the manifest
injustice OF the proposition, he howls
like mailman about rebel flags and
presidential snnbs.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-11-03

~ Henry county has no black Republi-
can in Office. Its record is clean one, and
probably no other county in Northwestern
Ohio can show up so we'll. Let US make a
clean sweep again, and keep Little Henry
from being contaminated by Republican
boodlers and hypocrites.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-11-03
Fashionable Dress Making.

Mrs. Stout, rooms over Geo. Hahn's cloth
ing store, is making dresses in the best and
latest styles, in the most durable manner
and for the least money possible. Ladies,
call and see my styles and learn prices. If
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-11-03

"a Powell is going to be elected. If you
want to shout after election vote the Demo-
cratic ticket this year.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-11-03

ume. We take single instance, from
which all may be Judged; for, much a.
they differ in detail, they are all alike
in the unrelieyed blackness of their dis
honesty.